Birdtail River S D No 38 Board Meeting October 23 1975
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held a regular board meeting on Thursday October 23 1975 at 8 p.m. Attending were trustees Waddell Huberdean Tolton Lewycky Armitage Bunn Rapley Choptuik Kreager Falloon and Director of Education al Services Mr Roy White. Correspondence covered collective agreement amendments facility use and recreational district matters. Motions adopted included adopting Oct 9 minutes, accepting resignations, creating a policy manual, purchasing a division bus garage, hiring a part time mechanic, and approved several facility uses and tire and fuel tenders. Adjournment set for Nov 5 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Committee
Curling and Social
Birtle
Public Finance Board
Strathclair
Verity
Minsota
Mid-West Recreation District
Birtle Ellice
R. Marshall
Birdtail River Athletic Association
Jean Gray
Souris School
Foxwarren
Hta
Board of Trustees
Birdtail River
Bill Gammack
Lea of Transportation
Louise Bond
Edith Hodgins
Sid Lexdal
Gulf Service Hta
I. Armitage
E. Bunn
D. A. Falloon
A. Huberdeau
K. Rapley
C. Tolton
G. Waddell
N. Kreager
O. W. Lewycky
Rivers Seed Plant Accepts Cree Grant for Rivers Facility
The Farmers' Co operative Seed Cleaning Plant accepted a $161,000 incentive from the Department of Regional Economic Expansion to establish a new plant at Rivers. A sod-turning ceremony is set for October 28 with federal, provincial and municipal officials attending. Operation aims for March 1976 to meet spring seed planting needs. The plant, serving farmers within about 40 miles, will expand capacity and provide seed processing from foundation through commercial seed. The cooperative serves 900 Manitoba members. The grant covers 25 percent of capital costs estimated at $625,000 and 15 percent of incremental wages and costs, under the Regional Economic Expansion Act.
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Rtivfprs
Marcel Lessard
DREE
Farmers’ Co
Rivers
Manitoba
Health Centre News Maintenance Course Held
The Manitoba Health Organizations and Hospital Engineering Association sponsored a three day maintenance course at Grace Hospital in Winnipeg from September 9 to 11. Ab Cochrane of Hamiota District Health Centre attended and found the sessions helpful for maintenance staff in small hospital settings. Part of the course covered basic principles of pre
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Manitoba Health Organizations
Hospital Engineering and Maintenance Association
Grace Hospital
Winnipeg
Ab Cochrane
Hamiota
Woolen care and maintenance tips for winter
Winter brings warmer wool garments and blends, with care guidelines for washing methods, drying, pressing, line drying, and avoiding shrinkage. Acrylics risk shape loss from heat, and dry cleaning may harm some wool items. Sessions on hospital service maintenance and plant tours complemented practical advice before welcoming a new medical student in town.
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Misericordia Hospital
Tache Nursing Home
Misericordia
Michelle Evans
University of Manitoba
Hamiota
Miss Evans
Winnipeg
Allan Rawson
Ted Rosenstock
Michelle
Park Residence News Hospitalized Residents and Club Outing
The Park Residence reports several residents hospitalized including Mr F Hartnell Mrs W Gregory and Mr H Moore wishing them a quick recovery. Others attended the Golden Age Club at Beulah with Mr and Mrs Jameson driving them and reporting a lovely afternoon. Mrs Wisner anniversary attendance at St Davids Church prompted a floral arrangement. Delbridge escorted her to view the community church praised for upkeep and the Quartets and Junior Choir provided special music.
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F. Hartnell
W. Gregory
H. Moore
Gunera
O’callaghan
Sutherland
Parnes
Nankivell
Beulah
Jameson
D. Sutherland
C. Sunley’s
Isabella
Studded Tires Now Legal In Manitoba Province
The Manitoba Department of Highways warns motorists that studded tires are permitted on vehicles. Studded tires may be installed starting October 1 and must be removed by April 30 of the following year.
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Manitoba Department of Highways
Birdtail River Fine Arts Festival Classes Announced
HAMIOTA The Birdtail River Fine Arts Festival runs November 4 to 7 with competitive and non competitive classes including speech choir solo items drama club pieces folk and square dancing gymnastics and original poetry displays. Adjudicator is Mrs Judy Acheson of Winnipeg a veteran with many years in the field. Folk dance judges include Mr Jim Belford from University of Manitoba education faculty. Programs are available.
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Hamiota
Birdtail River
Judy Acheson
Winnipeg
Jim Belford
University of Manitoba
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